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					<description>From Underdocumenters to flat-out Fakers, the world of software development is full of characters. Here, InfoWorld&apos;s Peter Wayner offers 13 developer personality profiles based on coding style.</description>
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					<description>Increased emphasis on distinctive smartphone UIs means even more headaches for cross-platform mobile developers.</description>
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					<description>Enterprises in cloud environments are mostly opting for open source Java app servers over commercial counterparts.</description>
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